CH 04 THE DEPARTURE OF TÚRIN

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04.head head THE DEPARTURE OF TÚRIN
04.001 p To Brethil three … died.
04.002 p To Dor-lómin no … died.
04.003 p Morwen Eledhwen remained … Nevrast.
04.004 p Thus it came … short.
04.005 p Brodda made thralls … him.
04.006 p Of what had … come?’
04.007 p Morwen answered: ‘I … us.’
04.008 p ‘Then I think … alive.’
04.009 p ‘I do not … Morwen.
04.010 ps As the time … woven.
04.011 ps Autumn of the … wish.’
04.012 p ‘Go?’ cried Túrin. … Mountains?’
04.013 p ‘Yes,’ said Morwen, … stay.’
04.014 p ‘I cannot go … together?’
04.015 p ‘I cannot go,’ … perhaps.’
04.016 p ‘Will you not … Túrin.
04.017 p ‘No, for Sador … bravely.’
04.018 p ‘But I shall … knife!’
04.019 p ‘The heir should … can.’
04.020 p ‘But how will … openly.
04.021 p ‘If you wail, … thrall?’
04.022 p ‘I do not … is.’
04.023 p ‘I am sending … me?’
04.024 p They spoke no … days.’
04.025 p ‘Do not break … away.’
04.026 p ‘False hopes are … gift.’
04.027 p Túrin put out … said.
04.028 p ‘But if it … it?’
04.029 p ‘I have no … thrall-work.’
04.030 p ‘What is a … Túrin.
04.031 p ‘A man who … Folk.’
04.032 p ‘Now I understand … Túrin.
04.033 p ‘It is a … now?’
04.034 p ‘Why my mother … eyes.
04.035 p ‘Ah!’ said Sador, … heads.’
04.036 p ‘But I must … mother.’
04.037 p ‘But if you … gift?’
04.038 p ‘No!’ said Túrin. … able.’
04.039 p Then Túrin stayed … again.’
04.040 p ‘It would be … enough.’
04.041 p Now Túrin was … Túrin.
04.042 p Early in the … strong.
04.043 p ‘What boon would … boy.
04.044 p ‘I would be … Túrin.
04.045 p ‘That may well … Kingdom.
04.046 p Thus Túrin came … love.’
04.047 ps Thus began the … aside.
04.048 p The Helm of … house.
04.049 p Now Thingol had … bore.’
04.050 p Then a thought … heart.